Le WSJ: The report endorses the work of the INT, which was created a mere six years ago and which has been under what it calls a “particularly strong” institutional attack ever since. The INT, the Volcker panel says, “is staffed by competent and dedicated investigators who work hard and long hours with professionalism” and deploy “advanced investigative methods to detect and substantiate allegations of fraud and corruption.” And it goes on to recommend that the anticorruption crusaders “should be nurtured and maintained as an exemplary investigative organization” within the bank.In a phone interview yesterday, Mr. Volcker added that he gives “high marks” to current INT director Suzanne Rich Folsom. Mr. Volcker’s endorsement should stop cold the recent attempts by some in the bank’s entrenched bureaucracy to run Ms. Folsom out of the bank, as they did Paul Wolfowitz.